October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1170
Does wire fraud require proof of actual economic loss?
The dispute centers on whether prosecutors must prove a victim suffered a financial loss to convict someone of wire fraud.
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October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1170
The dispute centers on whether prosecutors must prove a victim suffered a financial loss to convict someone of wire fraud.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-376
the sides that brought the case claim the law violates state sovereignty. the opposing sides say it protects tribal families.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1168
A railroad company challenges a Pennsylvania law that treats business registration as consent to local court jurisdiction.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-806
The dispute centers on whether federal law creates a private right to sue for violations of conditions attached to federal funds.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-86
Axon seeks direct federal court review of FTC constitutional claims. The FTC demands Axon exhaust agency remedies first.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1195
The dispute centers on whether the government can charge a separate civil penalty for each foreign account a person fails to report.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-846
the side that brought the case claims Arizona's procedural rule blocks federal review of a flawed jury instruction. The state argues the rule creates an independent bar to federal habeas relief.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-857
the sides that brought the case seek a path to release after laws changed. The government argues existing remedies remain sufficient.
October Term 2022 · Docket 20-1199
the sides that brought the case argue Harvard's race-conscious admissions violate the Constitution. Harvard argues such practices serve a compelling educational interest.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-869
The dispute centers on whether a new artistic message justifies copying a copyrighted photo.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-984
The dispute centers on whether a guaranteed weekly minimum qualifies as a salary under federal labor law.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-442
Reed argues his claim starts when state litigation ends. Goertz argues it starts when the statute passes.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-468
Pork producers claim California's law forces out-of-state farms to adopt local rules. California argues voters chose to pay more for ethical meat.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1086
Appellants claim the state ignored racial data. Appellees argue the map dilutes Black voting power.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-432
Veterans argue a one-year deadline to claim retroactive benefits is a statute of limitations. The government says it is a conditional filing rule.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-454
The Sacketts seek to build on land near a wetland. The EPA says the law protects that wetland.
October Term 2021 · Docket 21-429
Oklahoma seeks state power to try non-Indians for crimes against Indians. The defendant argues federal law blocks this.
October Term 2021 · Docket 21-511
The dispute centers on whether a federal judge can order a state to transport an inmate for a medical procedure.
October Term 2021 · Docket 21-954
Texas argues federal law mandates detention. The administration claims it has discretion to choose other methods.
October Term 2021 · Docket 21-418
Coach Joe Kennedy claims his on-field prayers are protected speech. The school district says his actions violate its neutral rules.